about

Michael is a Bentley University Trustee Scholar, selected as one of 10 from 10,000 applicants. He ranks in the top 1% on TryHackMe and received a $6,000 Oberlin scholarship for cybersecurity research at Carnegie Mellon. He was also selected from 10,000+ candidates to serve as a Python instructor and researcher at Stanford University (top collaborator among 80 researchers).

He reviews for top-tier AI venues such as COLM 2026 and the ACL REALM 2025 workshop. He placed 44th of 50,000 in the Climate Science Olympiad, and engineered an underwater ML system that won 1st place globally at MATE ROV 2023.

now

selected research & projects

publications

reviewing

Peer reviewer for COLM (Conference on Language Modeling) 2026 and the ACL REALM Workshop 2025.

work experience

Kargo

Architected a compilation engine for deterministic DSL execution trees and engineered a distributed crawler processing 3.3M+ link edges.

Stanford University

Selected (Top 0.2%) to design an applied ML curriculum; formulated 27 algorithmic sets and engineered deterministic unit-testing suites reducing grading latency by 90%.

Carnegie Mellon University

Cybersecurity research with Prof. Hanan Hibshi on CNN-based SQL-injection detection.

skills

Python, C, C++, Rust, CUDA, Go, OCaml, Java, SQL, Linux, Docker, AWS, CI/CD, PyTorch, TensorFlow, FAISS, RAG Pipelines, PCB design.

selected awards